myCred User Badges
myCred User Badges
Shortcode Attributes:
Attribute | Type | Required | Default | Description |
user_id | INT | Optional | current | By default, it will show you the “current” user-earned badges which are looking at the page. You can see others’ user badges by assigning the user id. If you set this attribute value to empty, nothing will appear. |
type_id | INT | Optional | – | Specifying the “type_id” attribute will only show you the badge associated with the defined type_id. Note: Many badges can have the same type_id. Do not be confused if you see many badges. |
title | INT | Optional | 1 | Either set 0 to hide the title or 1 to show the title. |
title_link | INT | Optional | 1 | Set the attribute value 0 to remove the anchor from the link. |
image | INT | Optional | 1 | Set the attribute value 0 for hiding the badge image/logo. |
image_size | INT | Optional | – | Set the value for resizing the image from the default dimension to the defined one. The value you’ll define will be considered, like the width and height of the image/logo. e.g. image_size=110 or image_size=330 etc. |
excerpt | INT | Optional | 0 | Set attribute value 1 to show the excerpt. |
requirements | INT | Optional | 0 | Set the attribute value 1 to display the defined badge requirements on the front end. |
earners | INT | Optional | 0 | Set the attribute value 1 to show the earned users who earned that badge. |
earners_limit | INT | Optional | 10 | To change the limit of the number of earners. e.g. earners_limit=7 or earners_limit=30 |
display | STRING | Optional | horizontal | To display the content in different styles, either use vertical or inline values. Note: If you’ve used inline, it will only show the badge image and title. |
Example 01:[mycred_user_badges]
Example 02: [mycred_user_badges title_link=0 display=”inline”]
Example 03: [mycred_user_badges title_link=0 image=0 excerpt=1 earners=1 requirements=1 display=”vertical”]
Example 04: [mycred_user_badges type_id=10 excerpt=1 earners=1 requirements=1 display=”horizontal”]